Sentence examples for well-recognized theory from inspiring English sources

One reason for this is the well-recognized theory that the costs of regulatory compliance often fall relatively more heavily on small than large businesses because not all types of regulatory compliance scale with size (the other is the possible entrenchment of a TBTF subsidy in capital markets, for which as an empirical matter the jury still seems to be out).

Finally, conclusions are drawn in Section 5. FDA, due to its unique range-angle-dependent beampattern, in contrast to angle-dependent beam pattern of PAR, is nowadays a quite well recognized theory and many interesting papers are published.

Recently, we have implemented a new QM/MM method (Fireball/Amber), which combines an efficient density functional theory method (Fireball) and a well-recognized molecular dynamics package (Amber), offering an excellent balance between accuracy and sampling capabilities.

We used grounded theory, a very common and well-recognized systematic methodology in the social sciences, because this method allows exploring social relationships and the behavior of individuals and groups [ 21].

An important and well-recognized measure is avoidable hospitalizations.

Teenagers account for a well-recognized chunk of that decline.

"We're complicit with a well-recognized nightmare".

Phenotypic convergence is a widespread and well-recognized evolutionary phenomenon.

Radiation is a well-recognized cause of chromosomal damage.

The plays are dramas and comedies, some by well-recognized authors, some virtually unknown.

Adolescence as a time of pushing the envelope is a well-recognized phenomenon in our society.